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Uruk-hai Guard (12R156)
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Set: | Black Rider | ||
Kind: | Shadow | ||
Culture: | Uruk-hai | ||
Twilight: | 4 | ||
Card Type: | Minion • Uruk-hai | ||
Strength: | 11 | ||
Vitality: | 2 | ||
Site Number: | 5 | ||
Game Text: | Damage +1. Assignment: Exert this minion and spot a companion to prevent the Free Peoples player from assigning that companion to this minion. | ||
Lore: | “‘Wolves and orcs were housed in Isengard, for Saruman was mustering a great force....'” | ||
Rarity: | R | ||
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General Strategy
Uruk-hai Guard has the same advantages as its predecessor, Uruk Guard, but with even more bonuses. With the numerous vitality boosting cards in the [uruk-hai] culture (Spear of the White Hand, Isengard Siege Bow, Lurtz's Bow), Uruk-hai Guard can prevent assignment to multiple companions. It also has a higher strength value, which is indicative of the extra strength minions gained post set 10 to help cope with the increasingly powerful companions that were released from set 8 onwards (Durin III; Cirdan; Arwen, Staunch Defender etc.).
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strong Versus...
- Decks that rely on a single fighter (Grimbeorn, Beorning Chieftain; Aragorn, Thorongil)
- Can avoid skirmishing bearers of Followers
- Companions that get bonuses for skirmishing (Jarnsmid, Barding Emissary; Bilbo, Aged Ring Bearer)
Weak Versus...
- Decks with several strong fighters
- Wounding decks